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OFFF 2013 Cincinnati Opening Titles | R27.CREATIVELAB
by R27 CREATIVELAB on Wednesday, 20 March 2013
Offf Festival has been a multicultural design conference event for years. From the beginning, I wanted to explore a different approach. Titles was executed with diverse ranges of techniques to underline sub-context, gathering different imagination, disciplines, mediums and artists.
Used techniques vary from computer graphics to live action, macro photography to photocopy art. One single concept unifies the variation. It is the simplicity. In contrast with the strong imagery typography plays a subtle role, placed in the centre with only two weight variations of a geometric typeface.
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A century ago, rail travel was at its peak in the U.S., and New York City built the massive Grand Central Terminal to accommodate the growth. Built over 10 years, gradually replacing its predecessor named Grand Central Station, the Grand Central Terminal building officially opened on February 2, 1913.
Read more via theatlantic.com
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With designs inspired by America's Wild West, these 35mm whippersnappers are lovingly crafted from oxidized brass and finished using a combination of etching and laser engraving.
Source: behance.net
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One of the iPhone 5′s best qualities is its stunning design. Sure, it’s reminiscent of its predecessors, but the attention to detail that went into Apple’s latest smartphone is unprecedented.
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A study on the body-object, ephemeral sculptures of the human form. Instant bas reliefs recalling of the classic imagery.
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Plenty of people underestimate the power and significance of a camera, writing it off as a nothing but a small hand-held tool. However, this sleek device not only captures high-quality photos of everyday moments, but it also expands the boundaries of the art.
Like with anything involved in the creative process, cameras, as well as the person behind it, invests a part of itself to the creation of a photo. Even though common belief maintains that inanimate objects do not have a soul, some enthusiastic photographers seem prove the opposite. Of course, human imagination and the ability to envision a final result play a significant role, but when they are put in front of the lens the cameras’ souls are revealed.
See and read more via noupe.com
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